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Captain's knock! Smriti Mandhana’s fiery fifty powers RCB to 199 in 20 overs

Updated On: 11 March, 2025 09:18 PM IST | Super Admin

Royal Challengers Bengaluru posted a challenging 199 for three against Mumbai Indians, riding on a half-century from skipper Smriti Mandhana and useful contributions from Ellyse Perry and Richa Ghosh in their Women's Premier League match on Tuesday (Pics: @wplt20/X)

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While Mandhana set the foundation with a 37-ball-53 that had three sixes and six fours, it was Richa's 22-ball 36 and Georgia Wareham's late blitz of 10-ball 31 took them to a commanding total.

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While Mandhana set the foundation with a 37-ball-53 that had three sixes and six fours, it was Richa's 22-ball 36 and Georgia Wareham's late blitz of 10-ball 31 took them to a commanding total.

Perry was unbeaten on 49 off 38 balls with the last four overs yielding 65 runs. The unbroken fourth-wicket stand between Perry and Wareham produced 46 off just 16 balls

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Perry was unbeaten on 49 off 38 balls with the last four overs yielding 65 runs. The unbroken fourth-wicket stand between Perry and Wareham produced 46 off just 16 balls

While Hayley Matthews, with 2 for 37, was the most successful bowler, Amelia Kerr's leg breaks cost her 47 in three overs for just one wicket

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While Hayley Matthews, with 2 for 37, was the most successful bowler, Amelia Kerr's leg breaks cost her 47 in three overs for just one wicket

This is an inconsequential game for RCB as they can't make it to the finals.

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This is an inconsequential game for RCB as they can't make it to the finals.

Winning against Bangalore on Tuesday can make Mumbai Indians qualify directly for the WPL finals.

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Winning against Bangalore on Tuesday can make Mumbai Indians qualify directly for the WPL finals.

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